can't un-check a wifi network

[Selene ToyKeeper]

On utopic image 45, I can't make the network indicator turn a wifi network off. Tapping the checkbox makes it disappear for a split second, and then it turns itself back on.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Pull down the network indicator and tap a network to connect.
2. After connecting, pull the indicator down again and tap the same network to disconnect.

Expected results: The checkbox will become un-checked and stay that way, and the network will disconnect.

Actual results: The checkbox turns itself back on in a fraction of a second, leaving the device still online.

This behavior also happens in the wifi settings app, with the single difference that the UI doesn't disappear after each tap.

[Matthew Paul Thomas (mpt)]

There are four ways to stop the phone from connecting to a particular Wi-Fi network: turn off "Auto-join previous networks", connect to a different network, turn off Wi-Fi altogether, or tell System Settings to "Forget this network" (not yet implemented, bug 1217978).

Tapping the already-connected network, either in the network menu or in System Settings, is not one of these ways. This is a radio list. In any radio list, selecting the currently-selected item leaves it selected.

The problem is that this radio list is being presented using things that look and behave like checkboxes. (Maybe they actually are checkboxes, I can't tell.) This is misleading, because it suggests that the networks are independent boolean options when they are not.

[Matthew Paul Thomas (mpt)]

Bug 1322490 reported just a few minutes earlier.